Knowing The Good Shepherd

God desires to be known. The Bible is a record of His revelation of Himself to Man. The better we know Him, the easier it is to believe and trust Him - which is His desire. And He desires that for our good. The message is taken from John 10:1-15.

Acts 18:9-11 - The Lord spoke to the Apostle Paul telling him not to be afraid and to continue to boldly proclaim the Gospel. Why was that necessary and what can we learn from it?

The next step in our Journey Through Acts is in Acts 16. After freeing the demon possesse girl, Paul and Silas were imprisoned. But, who was bound and who was free? And when the prison was miraculously opened, who gained ultimate freedom? Find out here!

Another step in our Journey Through Acts. Acts 16 contains the account of Paul and the demon possessed slave-girl and her calloused owners. There is much we can learn in this account. So join us as we take a look. 

The end of Acts 15 is where we see the beginnins of Paul's 2nd Missionary Journey. It is a fascinating study, teaching us many things. One of the most valuable lessons is responding well when God's answer is, No! or Not yet! 

Three short verses teach us many things. And previous statements in Acts leading up to chapter 13 make this a fascinating study. God truly does have a purpose, the power to accomplish His purposes, and a plan to turn His purposes into reality. The church in Antioch is just one proof that God works in ways we don't see or understand.  Connect with Keith HERE

Ezekiel records that God searched for a man to stand in the gap and serve, but He found none. We have all been blessed to know good men. The fact remains, there are too few of them. Good men must learn several things. When they do, they can be good husbands and good fathers. Hear about it in this podcast. 

Jesus' prophetic discourse in chapter 24 is followed by His parables related to His coming again. The chapters are one, uninterrupted address. What we see as a chapter break is a bit unfortunate. The most important point is to be a faithful steward of all that has been placed in our care. What is that? The sermon begins to answer that question. 

Jesus discussion with His disciples answered their questions about the future and the end of time. Not only did Jesus answer what they asked, He addressed more than they asked. We commonly refer to Matthew 24 & 25 as the Olivet Discourse. There are many lessons to be learned and these sermons just begin to scratch the surface. 

Exodus 2:1-10 is the text for this Mother's Day mesage. The obedience of Jochabed provides numerous lessons for all believers - mother or not!